Tucuvi brings a differentiated clinical approach to conversational AI within the Microsoft Pegasus Program, extending voice AI beyond administrative interactions into clinically governed care management.

The new service, integrated by NTT DATA and powered by Tucuvi’s technology, will expand telephone support capacity across hospitals and primary care centres.

The Urology Service at Hospital Universitario de León (Spain) runs automated telephone follow-up for 346 prostate cancer patients using LOLA, Tucuvi's clinical voice AI agent. In its first year the team completed over 1,000 quarterly calls that surface warning symptoms between in-person appointments, with patient satisfaction at 9 out of 10 and an uptake rate close to 95%.

La Rioja has expanded its vaccination program with LOLA after increasing adult vaccination coverage by 30%. The initiative shows how clinical Voice AI can strengthen prevention strategies while improving efficiency and public health outcomes.

How the Pulmonology Department at Hospital Ribera Povisa reduced emergency admissions and hospital stays in COPD patients

Tucuvi has obtained the ENS High level certification, the most demanding tier of Spain's National Security Framework (Esquema Nacional de Seguridad). This recognition validates compliance with a set of advanced security measures for the processing of sensitive information, aligned with the requirements applicable to the public sector, including the Spanish National Health System (SNS).

The 30 days after hospital discharge are among the most critical and most difficult to manage in a patient's care journey, yet the nursing shortage has made consistent follow-up nearly impossible. Voice AI offers a practical solution: handling high-volume routine outreach automatically so nurses can focus their expertise where it matters most.

How HUCA's Geriatrics team uses LOLA, Tucuvi's clinical voice agent, to follow up COPD patients aged 85+, and why age is not a barrier to AI in care.

Clinical Voice AI in healthcare: enhancing patient safety, efficiency, and personalized care for clinicians and patients

The round was led by Cathay Innovation and Kfund, through its early-growth fund Leadwind, with participation from existing investors Frontline Ventures, Seaya Ventures, and Shilling, to support go-to-market expansion and product development.

Artificial intelligence at Hospital Doctor Balmis has saved the lives of 46 patients with severe aortic stenosis by optimizing the TAVI implant waiting list.

Explore the security framework behind Tucuvi, built to protect data and ensure the highest standards of trust.

Tucuvi's Clinical Voice AI supports heart failure care at Miguel Servet Hospital, improving patient follow-up, adherence, and self-care, while earning scientific recognition for combining AI technology with nursing expertise.

Tucuvi is honored to support Hospital Universitario de Torrejón in initiatives that deliver meaningful impact for both patients and healthcare professionals

The project began this September and focuses on the first 30 days after hospital discharge for patients with COPD exacerbations.

Fifteen health centers in the Málaga-Guadalhorce Health District introduce the AI agent ‘LOLA’ for chronic patient care this autumn

Recognized for its innovative follow-up of chronic patients in Primary Care leveraging AI to prevent readmissions and improve outcomes

Furthermore, Tucuvi has received the ISO 13485 certification that guarantees the quality of its processes as a manufacturer of sanitary technology.

Tucuvi continues consolidating its presence in Spain’s healthcare system, with its technology already implemented in more than 10% of public hospitals.

Winner in the “Supporting Elective Recovery through Digital” category for its innovative use of AI to transform patient care

Tucuvi was featured in Spencer Dorn’s latest Forbes article exploring how AI agents are reshaping healthcare delivery.

Tucuvi joins Becker’s Healthcare Podcast to talk about how clinical voice AI is redefining care.

María González Manso and Marcos Rubio Rubio, co-founders of Tucuvi, included in the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2025 list, in the Science & Healthcare category

Tucuvi’s AI has been selected as one of only 12 national high-risk AI systems by the Ministry for Digital Transformation and Public Administration to be deployed in Spain’s AI Sandbox.

Recognized in the ‘Supporting Elective Recovery through Digital’ category for its implementation of LOLA, Tucuvi’s Clinical Conversational AI

AZerca, the project AstraZeneca and Tucuvi launched to transform chronic care management by leveraging clinical conversational AI was selected as a finalist in the "Best Telemedicine Project" category at the IX Digital Health Awards.

Son Espases, AstraZeneca, and Tucuvi provide daily follow-up for patients through a clinical virtual assistant

Hospital Virgen de la Arrixaca takes a step forward in optimizing patient care, incorporating LOLA to enhance follow-up for cardiology patients.

Learn in this webinar how Povisa Hospital is leveraging clinical clinical conversational AI to enable early detection of decompensations in COPD patients

AVIA Marketplace has named Tucuvi a Top Conversational AI Company for 2024, recognizing its impact on healthcare through clinically regulated conversational AI

Financial Times featured Tucuvi’s collaboration with AstraZeneca to support Vall d'Hebron Barcelona Hospital in advancing patient care.

ITV News highlights the impact of Tucuvi’s AI on Warwickshire's Wheelchair Service

Tucuvi has been recognized among top-tier companies as one of Europe’s most promising startups for 2024

Getafe Hospital (Madrid, Spain) on RTVE sharing how they use Tucuvi's AI to improve access to patients who need it most

Highlighted in their market map of multimodal innovation, Tucuvi stands out as a leading company in the medical vertical

The Urology team at Getafe Hospital is a leader in the implementation of Conversational AI to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of follow-up care for Prostate Cancer patients.

“Based on artificial intelligence and natural language processing, ‘LOLA’, is able to make more than 40 phone calls in two hours, allowing us to gather follow-up information and act accordingly. Results from the TeleTAVI study indicate that we can provide excellent care virtually, without substantially increasing resources.”

The preliminary results have already shown an improvement in the quality of follow-up care, a reduction in unnecessary visits, an improvement in patient experience, and greater efficiency in the healthcare system due to the reduced care burden.

Discover how Palamós Hospital implemented Tucuvi's solution, and the impact it's having in reducing readmissions, increasing patient satisfaction, and enhancing quality of life for COPD patients.

The Aspid Awards have recognized the originality and great acceptance among patients of LOLA, Tucuvi’s virtual medical assistant integrated into the Ribera Salud Group

The Hemodynamics Unit of Dr. Balmis Hospital in Alicante is the unit that performs the most annual transcatheter aortic valve implantation procedures in Spain and has been a pioneer in implementing LOLA in TAVI

AZerca project evaluates the feasibility of implementing LOLA, an AI-based virtual medical assistant with conversational technology that provides personalized tracking to patients suffering from heart failure.

The European Commission announced the results of the second WomenTechEU call, targeting innovative European deep-tech companies founded by women.

Tucuvi at the World Hospital at Home Congress 2023, a congress celebrating its third edition from March 30th to April 1st in Barcelona

Tucuvi expands into the Portuguese market, whose healthcare system is one of the most affected by lack of healthcare personnel and high pressure on healthcare services.

This partnership is expected to drive efficiencies across the delivery of care, with the potential to reduce the amount of in-person visits required, allowing carers to spend more time on complex, urgent visits.

How does our data fit into the FHIR paradigm?

We are beyond excited to share that the European Innovation Council has selected Tucuvi to receive €5.5M in funding.

At Tucuvi we have been working for more than 1 year in the follow-up of advanced palliative patients admitted to the Home Hospitalisation Unit of the Vinalopó Hospital, part of the Ribera Salud group. What is the current situation of palliative care in Spain, and how is Tucuvi using its technology to alleviate the shortcomings in this area of care?

What exactly is FHIR, how did it come to be and, more importantly, why do we consider its adoption to be a fundamental move for us?

One of our first projects was the monitoring of patients with Heart Failure, together with the Hospital Ramón y Cajal (Madrid). This opportunity helped us to start generating the scientific evidence behind our protocols.

Last week we received the award for the best company in the Health & Wellbeing vertical at the South Summit

In the last webinar organised by the Spanish Society of Home Hospitalisation, Dr. Manuel Mirón and Dr. Maikel Ayo shared how they introduced Lola in their respective units, as a support tool in their daily work.

In Tucuvi we work to make chronic patients feel accompanied and better cared for at home.

The NEOTEC programme finances new business projects for innovative small enterprises that require the use of technologies.

Remote followups with Tucuvi are being used to improve care of COVID and COPD patients at the Torrejón hospital (Madrid).

Tucuvi begins to work in Portugal in collaboration with Integr@atención, to help provide care to the elderly in rural areas.

Patients included in the Tucuvi monitoring programme have reduced their visits to Emergency Rooms and Health Centres by 20% and 25%, respectively.

Lola, our virtual caregiver, calls at-risk patients to raise awareness of the 2021-2022 vaccination campaign

E-nnova Health 2021 Award for the monitoring of advanced palliative patients using Tucuvi's virtual caregiver at the Vinalopó University Hospital.

The Award for Entrepreneurship in Healthcare Technology 2021, presented by the Fundación Tecnología y Salud in collaboration with Fenin, has been given to Tucuvi

With artificial intelligence and natural language processing, Tucuvi offers a home tracking system that does not require wifi or mobile apps.

The integration of Tucuvi's virtual caregiver within the care process is a powerful tool to support health care, especially in home hospitalisation units.

At Southsummit Valencia 2021, the award for the 'Most Scalable' startup has been given to Tucuvi.

Tucuvi's virtual caregiver, based on artificial intelligence and voice technology, allows patients with heart failure to be monitored remotely by using personalised conversation protocols

Efficient health care at home is possible thanks to Tucuvi, winner of the EmprendedorXXI Awards.

Tucuvi was given the opportunity to attend the G20 Innovation League in Sorrento to represent Spain in one of the main "challenges" humanity is currently facing: Healthcare.

Tucuvi's virtual caregiver has established itself as another branch of home care at the Torrejón Hospital in Madrid, simultaneously attending hundreds of patients.